How are you dealing with the snow
#27
So, I was planning on getting snow tires for next winter, if not this one, but then I found out while I was buying the S, that I don't even have a PLACE for a spare. I've never enjoyed changing flats along the road, but I've done it two or three times when I had to. Now, I'm hesitant to run anything for snow that isn't a run flat since my spare would have to ride shotgun, I guess. Thoughts? Do they make run flat snow tires?
#28
So, I was planning on getting snow tires for next winter, if not this one, but then I found out while I was buying the S, that I don't even have a PLACE for a spare. I've never enjoyed changing flats along the road, but I've done it two or three times when I had to. Now, I'm hesitant to run anything for snow that isn't a run flat since my spare would have to ride shotgun, I guess. Thoughts? Do they make run flat snow tires?
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#31
I've had no trouble thus far this season driving around on those Continentals, either -- touch wood! I'm in the Dundee neighborhood, where plows rarely venture. But so long as the snow isn't over the fender, it's fine. The only time I was reluctant to go out was after the blizzard, when even the big trucks were getting stuck on my side street. There are two big, steep hills between my house and work that are quite treacherous in the snow, and Vera handles them like a champ -- better than most on those roads. Driving a stick helps, too, I think.
May break down next year and do the snow tires, though.
May break down next year and do the snow tires, though.
#32
DSC has helped me out a couple of times. Tire-wise I just have Continentals on it and only got stuck once because I tried to...well I got stuck. The red one, though, hasn't fared well on the slick. The CV joints at the transmission failed and the transmission is now in question. Bummer. Glad it's at Merkel, at least.
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